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The LPA NewsletterDear Fellow Landlord, I’ve been asked more and more lately about how to handle the problem of an angry tenant concerning the deductions for damages from the security deposit. If you’ve followed your state laws and notified your tenant properly within the state time constraints, you should not have to be bothered by irate tenants who still want the full deposit. That’s why I’m promoting the Security Settlement Challenge Crusher in this newsletter. In this newsletter: Please e-mail us if you have any questions or would like to add or share any material / information. Have a great month! Essential Form In the Spotlight:The Security Settlement Challenge CrusherHave you ever seen a tenant agree with your deductions from the security deposit??The purpose of The Security Settlement Challenge Crusher Letter is to quickly squash any unfounded tenant arguments about deductions from the security deposit refund. Even though the Security Settlement Statement has already itemized the deductions in detail for the tenant, some people will still be determined to fight for what they feel is their money. If you've held back deposit money from former tenants, you have probably been through some uncomfortable confrontations with the tenants who believe they are entitled to more of a refund. It is common to hear them boast about leaving the rental "better than it was at move in." It seems like they go in with eyes wide open and leave with blinders on. This response letter explains that careful thought and time went into handling the security settlement. It also instructs the tenant to bring a copy of the lease, settlement statement, etc. to their attorney for review and explanation. That suggestion usually takes the wind out of their sails because they were thinking of trying to intimidate you by threatening to go to their lawyer. They now know that you are not afraid. You're actually asking them to go to their lawyer because you know they haven't a leg to stand on. Your paperwork is complete and in order. The Security Settlement Challenge Crusher is a Landlord Protection tool and not a weapon. It should be used carefully and fairly. In downloadable MS Word format, you can add your own letterhead, ideas or modifications to this form. Ask the AttorneyThe Landlord Protection Agency® is proud to introduce John Reno, Esq., a highly experienced Landlord - Tenant attorney based on Long Island, NY. If you have a landlord tenant problem you'd like to ask a question about, please feel free to e-mail me your question.
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